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by nisa 8y ago
I guess it's because Defender ATP is basically some kind of cloud-service for security and because everyone is running Windows for everything it's targeted at managers or so. I have no idea how useful it is, but I guess they have
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by nisa 8y ago
The data might depend on how well it is gathered but it could be true: The mentioned safety-net is rather bureaucratic and if you don't comply with orders (like getting a job, showing up for dates) they can scrap it completly for up to
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm only a bystander in this fight but this is dishonest: > However the argument against new things always seems to come down to "not what I am used to". For me it's always: I can't debug this. I remember install
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by nisa 8y ago
We run JIRA + Confluence on a dedicated server and it's good enough for us - give the JVM enough memory (4-8GB) and use HTTP/2.
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by nisa 8y ago
Ohh, I really have to stop making snarky comments here :) So I actually looked at migrating to Gitlab due our JIRA pains but it's not really possible if you have some already grown setup (it's not exactly easy to solve so no blame
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by nisa 8y ago
They just don't seem to care. You research something - after hours you'll end up at their bugtracker, where you can read the desperation of others (often some issues are not fixed in 10+ years). I don't understand their prior
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by nisa 8y ago
It's more or less a writeup and summary of the reporting on the Trump administration. I recall reading about most of these issues in reputable press outlets.
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by nisa 8y ago
Netflix has 15% of Internet traffic worldwide.
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by nisa 8y ago
Yes, their reaction to crashes are terrible. Just look at what happened to Lauda Air Flight 004 that came up in a thread about this yesterday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lauda_Air_Flight_004#Investiga... "Lauda
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by nisa 8y ago
we are not a SaaS company, we just run some simple nodejs based services on swarm and my goal is to use swarm as a testing hub for docker - mostly the ci should push something there for the devs. So uptime does not matter, however swarm cra
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm using Swarm on a small cluster (3-5) machines. Is there any reliable Kubernetes alternative for that? Portainer as Swarm UI was buggy for me - a usable and stable UI would be nice, but I'm not sure if I should do the full Kube
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by nisa 8y ago
I have a similiar problem like you, except it's Java and more like 15 years old... What helped? Using a debugger and stepping through the code was useful, it's more a less a REST-API here (build ontop of the system, before it was
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by nisa 8y ago
Interesting. In the end in reality everyone is using some kind of "glyphosate-based herbicide" through and the whole discussion is about an chemical in isolation. Talk about misleading the public discourse :/ I've read t
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by nisa 8y ago
Care to elaborate? I'm following that from a distance and my impression was, that until now? Glyphosate was considered safe i.e. German BfR (risk assessment institute) said it there no big risks in the last EU talks... a lot of sceptic
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by nisa 8y ago
...or Solaris Zones / illumos Zones (2005) - you can even run Docker on them.
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by nisa 8y ago
There is Docker Bench for security that helps you get a quick overview for your system: https://github.com/docker/docker-bench-security If you compare with LXD security on Docker is just sad... Have fun hitting strang
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by nisa 8y ago
> I can promise you the Czechs aren't planning any attacks on the exposed Germany just yet :) děkuju moc! And greetings from germany :) Czech is a wonderful language by the way. It's sad there is so little interest for your cou
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm new into this "knowledge" space - but I've stumbled upon structr.com - It's open source - you can use this as an extremly flexible content management system for buisness processes and stuff like that - check out
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by nisa 8y ago
Not a fan of this guide: No explanations, no context and worse: missing critical stuff for your typical hosted $webapp server usecase: run services as normal user and confine them using apparmor (or selinux if you are masochichst) the NSA w
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by nisa 8y ago
FWIW you can have https today just install apt-transport-https and use this sources.list: deb https://deb.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free deb https://deb.debian.org/debian-security stab
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by nisa 8y ago
Not sure how possible such an idea is, but why not create a public utility that creates essential medication for the lowest possible price? In the end Medicare seems to pay already huge amounts of money for some medications and there must b
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by nisa 8y ago
The k8s hype feels like the Hadoop hype from a few years ago. Both solve problems that most don't have and there is a lot of complexity - some due to the nature of the problem, some because everything is new and moving. Of course it&#x
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by nisa 8y ago
Not the op I but got a Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite for ~180€ (64GB/4GB RAM) after my 4 years old Moto G had strange issues with the battery that even replacing the battery didn't solve: Could not be happier. Android One get's monthly u
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by nisa 8y ago
It's just sad from a technical perspective.
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by nisa 8y ago
from my limited understand using LTO is a better alternative to -ffunction-sections and -fdata-sections + gc-sections because the compiler and linker has more information. Size reductions are often a little bit better for LTO than for gc-se
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Computers in the USSR: A story of missed opportunities (2014)(rbth.com)
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by nisa 8y ago
Not a loop from hell, but let's not stop the procrastination loop: The 500 miles sendmail story still fascinates me, to this day: http://web.mit.edu/jemorris/humor/500-miles there is even a faq: http:/&
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by nisa 8y ago
Thanks for your work on Nextcloud! I really appreciate what it does. Also thanks for taking the time to answer my rant ;) On a positive note: Just upgraded to Nextcloud 15 without any issues in a few minutes. I feel it's getting better
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by nisa 8y ago
As an admin of a 500 user instance I'm having mixed feelings about Nextcloud. Sure it's GPL and free and it got a lot better than the old owncloud mess that broke always but it's still somewhat a gamble. My install is just a
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by nisa 8y ago
> i.e., sparks the kind of innovation needed to break the ISP monopoly How so? Internet is infrastructure, LTE is infrastructure (from the same ISPs) - mesh networks don't scale due to inefficient wifi and too little spectrum. You c

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